Cosmetic Surgery & Beauty #73
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the definitive consumer guide to aesthetic enhancement in Australia.
Cosmetic Surgery and Beauty is the definitive consumer guide to aesthetic enhancement in Australia.
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BELLA<br />
BOOK<br />
CLUB<br />
the<br />
essential<br />
skincare<br />
guide<br />
understanding active cosmeceuticals<br />
terri vinson<br />
(BSc. DipFormchem. DipeD. AScc)<br />
The Essential Skincare Guide<br />
Terri Vinson from Synergie Skin has<br />
recently released a new book The<br />
Essential Skincare Guide, explaining<br />
active cosmeceuticals and how to<br />
reverse ageing skin.<br />
Go to www.synergieskin.com.<br />
au to purchase your digital copy for<br />
only $10, with all proceeds donated<br />
to the Luke Batty foundation.<br />
Synergie Skin is an innovative<br />
Australian cosmeceutical company<br />
committed to creating clinical grade<br />
skincare and mineral makeup.<br />
Vitamin A Skin Science<br />
This in-depth book Vitamin A<br />
Skin Science reveals the essential<br />
ingredients and care techniques to<br />
keep skin radiant and youthful at<br />
any age.<br />
Written by the esteemed<br />
Dr Des Fernandes, founder of<br />
Environ Skin Care, and Dr Ernst<br />
Eiselen, the book arms skincare<br />
professionals with the facts about<br />
what really works when it comes to<br />
solving common skin concerns –<br />
from pigmentation and breakouts,<br />
to lines and wrinkles.<br />
The book combines the<br />
know-ledge of these two dedicated<br />
and experienced medical<br />
practitioners who share a fi rm<br />
belief in the benefi cial properties<br />
of Vitamin A and other antioxidants<br />
for the skin.<br />
An Ordinary man,<br />
An Extraordinary Life<br />
After suff ering serious burns to his<br />
hands that would later require surgery,<br />
Dr Malcolm Linsell set his heart on<br />
becoming a plastic surgeon.<br />
In 1993 he was introduced to<br />
Wesley Koni, a young boy from Papua<br />
New Guinea. Wesley was brought<br />
to Australia for life-saving medical<br />
treatment after suffering horrifi c,<br />
disfi guring burns when he fell into<br />
a fi re. More than two decades later<br />
Malcolm accompanied Wesley and a<br />
60 Minutes team as Wesley returned to<br />
Papua New Guinea to be reunited with<br />
his family for the fi rst time in 22 years.<br />
Malcom Linsell’s book is an open<br />
and often painful exposè of his life and<br />
lessons learnt. It is an inspirational<br />
memoir of a plastic surgeon making<br />
an incredible diff erence.<br />
RELEASES BEAUMOJI<br />
Love it or hate it, emojis are the digital language dramatically aff ecting the way<br />
we communicate online. Beaumoji is the latest in a line of digital-based inventions<br />
made by beauty giant L’Oréal. It is another way for the company to encourage<br />
beauty-oriented conversations, as well as engagement with its growing population<br />
of consumers.<br />
A range for the beauty obsessed, the 130 icon development is organised into<br />
categories including It Girl and Pampered Life.<br />
“We know the online conversation around beauty is huge and continuing to spike<br />
along with the shorthand language of emojis. We saw an opportunity to provide<br />
expressions and tools for our beauty community that refl ects the daily conversations we<br />
see happening,” says L’Oréal USA Vice President of innovation and entrepreneurship<br />
Rachel Weiss. “With Beaumoji, our goal is to provide emojis that beauty enthusiasts<br />
crave and speak to their unique passions, lifestyles and personalities,”<br />
14 www.cosbeauty.com.au
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